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Family-themed art is a look into one's living room; it depicts celebration, crises, and the quiet moments of familial interactions.

Guests – Allah’s Mercy in Disguise
Guests – Blessings in Disguise BY:Khan Ashraf returned home one evening, exhausted from a long day at work. As he entered, he found his twelve-year-old son Kashif arguing with his mother. Surprised, Ashraf asked gently,
By Khan 6 months ago in Families
The Blessed Night of Rabi-ul-Awwal
The Blessed Night of Rabi-ul-Awwal BY:Khan Shuaib’s mother paced anxiously near the window, her eyes repeatedly drifting toward the street outside. Noticing her unease, Shuaib’s grandmother finally spoke, “Daughter, why do you look so restless? Tell me, what worries you?”
By Khan 6 months ago in Families
The Lie That Taught the Truth
The Lie BY:Khan Wahab Sahib arrived at the school ground in the late afternoon to pick up his son, Abu Zar. To his surprise, Abu Zar was still busy chatting with his classmate and close friend, Tauseef. Smiling, Wahab stood a short distance away and overheard their lighthearted conversation.
By Khan 6 months ago in Families
Afza’s Lost Uniform: A Lesson in Responsibility
A Lesson in Responsibility BY:Ubaid Afza lived in the busy streets of Lyari, Karachi, where homes were small but filled with love, and life carried a rhythm of its own. She was a lively eighth-grade student—bright, cheerful, and full of curiosity—but she had one terrible habit. Afza never cared to keep her belongings in their proper place. She left her socks under the bed, her uniform on chairs, books scattered on the floor, and often misplaced her things. Her mother had warned her many times, but Afza never truly listened.
By Ubaid 6 months ago in Families
Zubi’s Birthday Amidst Memories and Hope
Zubi’s Birthday Amidst Memories and Hope BY:Ubai Masarat Baji had been on her feet since early morning, busy with her never-ending household chores. Schools and colleges had finally reopened after the long closure due to the pandemic, but with restrictions: children would attend one day and rest the next. This strategy, as the government announced, was to avoid overcrowding.
By Ubaid 6 months ago in Families
The Voice That Never Sleeps: Respecting the Call to Prayer
Respecting the Call to Prayer BY:Khan “Maryam, turn off the TV! The call to prayer has begun,” Mama’s voice came from the kitchen.
By Khan 6 months ago in Families
A Silent Cry
A Silent Cry BY:Khan The delicate essence of a woman is often compared to fragility—so fragile that when she breaks, the world hears no sound. Yet in our society, she is labeled as incomplete of mind, dismissed as incapable of wisdom. How tragic, I thought, when it is often a woman’s presence that stands behind the success of every man.
By Khan 6 months ago in Families
Capturing Love: Insights from the World of Wedding Photography
Wedding photography is more than just snapping pictures—it’s about preserving moments, emotions, and memories that will last a lifetime. From its historical roots to modern digital techniques, the art and craft of wedding photography have evolved dramatically. In this article, we explore how wedding photography has changed, what makes a photographer stand out, and how couples can think about choosing someone who will truly reflect their story. As part of that, we’ll look at what a wedding photographer Gold Coast might offer by way of style, quality, and experience, drawing on examples such as Willidea Studio and broader traditions.
By charliesamuel6 months ago in Families
Homework With Mom: The Day 1 + 1 Became 6
Homework is supposed to be simple. A quiet kitchen table, a child doing sums, a mother sipping coffee nearby. That’s how it looks in the movies. But in real life? Homework time is a circus act, a battlefield, and sometimes a full-on comedy show that makes the neighbors wonder if they should sell tickets.
By Life Hopes6 months ago in Families
The Weight of Fear
The Weight of Fear BY:Ubaid “Wahab, you’re such a coward!” Rimsha Javed scolded, her voice sharp with mockery. “Look at what happened! That poor boy broke your bicycle chain, and you didn’t even say a word. These ragged kids have no manners. You could have at least shouted at him.”
By Ubaid 6 months ago in Families
The Poison of Doubt: When Suspicion Shakes Life
The Poison of Suspicion: A Lesson in Faith and Patience BY:Khan Sometimes, the poison of doubt proves even more dangerous than the venom of a snake. It can silently seep into the heart of a household, creating cracks in the happiest of homes. Suspicion is like a disease: once it infects a person, it not only torments their own life but also seeks to drag others into anxiety, sorrow, and unnecessary distress. History itself is witness to the destructive power of suspicion. The first murder in human history was born out of doubt—Cain, driven by suspicion and envy, killed his brother Abel. Ancient Greek and Roman literature is also filled with wars and conflicts that erupted due to baseless doubts and misunderstandings.
By Khan 7 months ago in Families
A House Divided: The Tale of Misunderstandings and Reconciliation
A House Divided: The Tale of Misunderstandings and Reconciliation BY:Khan Life is a blend of sweet and bitter experiences, and it is these experiences that give color and meaning to our journey. But this beauty fades when a once-happy home is overshadowed by misunderstandings and ego. Aqib was an honest and respectable man, and his wife, Talat, was a wise and understanding woman. They were blessed with two sons and a daughter. Aqib’s business was modest but sufficient for their needs.
By Khan 7 months ago in Families